By James Eedes Many projects in the pipeline Cape Town represents different things to different people. Some deride it as a sleepy fishing village.
FOLLOWING ongoing market research into the needs of domestic and international travellers to Cape Town, the Cape Sun Inter-Continental hotel will be repositioned as the Holiday Inn Cape Town on 1 June 2001.
IF you ever had ideas on how Western Cape government should manage its property portfolio, now is the time to have your say.
CAPE TOWN Swiss call centre specialist Qualiflyer is set to open a hightech, multilingual international call centre in Cape Town in July to serve the world's airlines, as well as car rental firms and hotel chains.
HUNDREDS of hectares of prime vacant land at Cape Town International Airport (CIA) could become the catalyst for kick-starting and sustaining regional economic growth.
CAPE TOWN Planners behind the new R500m Cape Town Convention Centre, construction of which is set
CAPE TOWN When compared to Johannesburg, Cape Town is on an equal footing as a business location, and ranks "fairly well" when benchmarked internationally, according to the preliminary findings of
HOTELIERS across the country, and especially those in the Western Cape, will tell you that the hospitality sector is not exactly racking up record numbers, of any sort.
EXPECTATIONS in the Western Cape's manufacturing sector took a sharply negative dip in the latest survey conducted for the SA Chamber of Business (Sacob).
THE final results of the economic impact assessment of the Cape Town International Convention Centre show that the CTICC is to have a phenomenal impact on the provincial and national economy.
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Mother City aims to grow the number of overseas visitors to 3-million by 2010 CAPE TOWN has won global accolades as a tourist destination and is regarded as a "must-see"
THE Western Cape's craft industry could significantly boost its R100 million annual turnover and its workforce of more than 18 000 people by expanding exports to Europe and the USA, says Wesgro,
THE City of Cape Town has adopted recommendations contained in three urban edge studies that define an ideal future urban development perimeter for the city.
ECONOMIC growth in Cape Town will continue to outstrip the national average, with a growth rate of 4,4 percent per annum forecast between 2005 and 2010.
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